Hi Everyone.
I newly installed logic on my new Mac OS Catalina. Audio files imported plays, sound like when cassette tapes is popping out of the 90s cassette player. I have changed the tempo and the bit rate but problem persists. Help!
Catalina changed many things related to audio handling. There are few issues that will be resolved with time.
If you're coming from Windows, it is normal you're a bit confused. From my experience you will find it is a lot easier to do many tasks on macOS, even advanced ones.
WD
Logic Pro and new Apple Mac Operating Systems always seem to have surprise glitches usually taking revisions of both the operating system and Logic Pro. Psychologically the big downside is that Apple is apparently turning the user base into beta testers, and the user base is far more amateur based than it used to be so it doesn't really seem to matter. Windows is perfectly fine for Audio work, I've used both systems for many years. Both Cubase/Nuendo and Pro Tools work well on either Win 7 or 10.
Needed to use my Mac Pro running MacOS Snow Leopard to do some re-recording for a client.... Logic 9 was a joy to use, solid to the point of being invisible.
This a well known issue on Catalina. You can find many posts about that in the Forum.
One workaround is to convert the audio file to uncompressed WAVE or AIFF before importing.
WD
How can I convert this audio file to an uncompressed wav or AIFF file outside of the logic
My life was less stressful when I was using windows. Apple need to do more in simplifying procedures for her users.
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